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"For what we built a country for ourselves": Listen to Shalom Hanoch's new protest song
Shalom Hanoch, one of his biggest hits is the protest song "Waiting for the Messiah", returns with a new song in a militant spirit.
"If the right is here and the left is here then you too are already here, caught on the net, marked."
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Shalom Hanoch
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Monday, 01 February 2021, 09:00
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Shelton / Shalom Hanoch
Because in most government
he will talk a lot
and in a lot of voice
there is a memory.
Because on the slope
there is no advantage
neither to the first
nor to the last.
Here begins the mess
hold tight, be ready to
enter into an unscheduled dream
if the right is here
and the left is here
then you too are already
busy online, marked.
You live in a real movie about life
live, based on real events
that happened in reality, in daylight
and lies that still happen every day in the
dark, under the table or
highlight and how crazy you did not know you
did not find
that in most government
speaks a lot
and a lot of voice
has memory.
Because on the slope
there is no advantage
neither to the first
nor to the last.
What,
you tell me what
all we did, what
worked and we wanted, what
we have built ourselves a country
we have been taught to sacrifice in the war
we conquered and we paid the price of land
Hch to come to revenge
for what we did not know anything
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there is no advantage
is not the first
nor the last
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each and every one:
a one
secular and the black
Queen of grace and drunken
millionaire in a losing
foreign minister and dwarf
lover and we could
prime minister
playwright May player
cruel than the King
that the majority rule
would talk a lot
and loudly lot
has a memory.
Because on the slope
there is no advantage
neither to the first
nor to the last.
A time of war
and
a
time of peace, a
time to love
and a time to live.
Because everything goes to one place:
from hovering
dust to separate dirt
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